AA – Alcoholics Anonymous – Grupo Nuevo Salvacion de Vidas

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), in Arcadia, California, is a 12 step based addiction recovery program for youth and adults. They offer community based care, including gender specific and dedicated programs for adolescents, seniors, bilingual clients, members of the LGBTQ+ community, and persons with co-occurring disorders.

AA is a community based recovery program where participants follow 12 steps to maintain sobriety and solidify new habits. Meetings can be open to anyone or closed so only AA members committed to overcoming alcohol can attend. There are a variety of meeting types, including discussion, newcomer, Big Book, traditional study, living sober, and more. Clients may engage with AA after completing an inpatient alcohol or drug rehab program, while in outpatient addiction care, after being discharged from treatment, or when seeking non medical recovery support.

Recovery education is a central part of AA, and participants learn sobriety focused life skills, such as self care, trigger management, accountability, and spiritual development. AA members select a sponsor and benefit from group support and the opportunity to participate in service projects.

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) does not charge a fee, although they accept private donations. Participants may be referred for paid mental health, medical, or addiction recovery services. Major insurance providers, such as Cigna, Humana, BlueCross BlueShield, Bright Health, United Healthcare, and more may cover some or all treatment costs. Contact your insurance company directly to get full details on your insurance coverage, including out of network benefits.